|
 |
Articles and resources to getting your time made over and increasing your productivity.
Our Most Popular Articles:
Timemakeover.com offers tons of time management resources to help you empower yourself. Break away from your old habits and increase your productivity.
Get More Done In The Car
3/12/2008
Timemakeover.com doesn't promote being unsafe in the car but there is an adbundant amont of things you an do while your in your car to get more things done.
Below are a few:
1.) Use Jott.com to safetly send your voice to text service that makes staying organized and in touch easy. Jott allows consumers to easily and safely send emails and text messages, set reminders, organize lists, and post to web services with their voice.
Oh yeah, it's free too.
2.) Listen to audiobooks or hear a podcast on the go. Burn or rip your favorite podcast or audiobook to get more information while your in the car. With services like Audible you can cheaply listen to an entire book in that next car ride to see your relatives.
3.) Use Mango Languages to learn a new language in the car.
Save Time With Laundry
Save time on the task you hate doing more than anything - laundry. Get these ten tips to simplify your laundry.
Be More Like Jordan
In which role can you be most effective? Michael Jordan might be everyone's favorite athlete. What did he do to be more influential than anyone else? He wasn't cocky or arrogant. He didn't go off the handle about how he single handedly won games.
When Enough Is Enough
At what point does someone max out his or her level of effectiveness? Each day we strive to get the maximum level of productivity out of our days. The whole point of this site is to be as effective as possible. Sometimes, I might preach quantity over quality. We all know what is the winner of those two evils... quality.
5 Timesavers
5 quick tips and tips to save a bunch of time in your life. Get things to work for you. Make over your time!
"Hiring a college student to do routine tasks (grocery shopping, yard work, household chores, etc.) will free up as much as 20 hours per week for the average person to devote to more productive uses."